damnsmoker
Well-Known Member
So...does anyone think we'll get to have one? Right now, it's -3 degrees C or something something degrees Fahrenheit along the northern shore of Lake Ontario; either way, it's still below freezing.
I have never grown anything outside before, but it's looking less likely that anything will be going into the ground until closer to May, even then, there's no guarantee of a frost free spring. I also have a bunch of beans plants, tomater plants and an assortment of other veggie vegedibles waiting to go in the dirt.
Aside from my griping, I'd like to know what strains fare best in this climate, what are you planning on growing? Is it worth getting autoflowers around these parts? How do yu keep 'em stealthy if you're somewhere urban?
I have a crazy idea of mixing my vegetables and some decorative flowers for added camouflage. I'm thinking some lattice work and pole beans along the north end of the garden, then some tomatoes, sun flowers, and Swiss Chard.
I'd also throw in some Larkspur:
Some Foxglove:
and some Lupin:
just to be extra stealthy. These things all grow to between 30 cm and 1.5 m (1 to 5 feet) tall.
I have never grown anything outside before, but it's looking less likely that anything will be going into the ground until closer to May, even then, there's no guarantee of a frost free spring. I also have a bunch of beans plants, tomater plants and an assortment of other veggie vegedibles waiting to go in the dirt.
Aside from my griping, I'd like to know what strains fare best in this climate, what are you planning on growing? Is it worth getting autoflowers around these parts? How do yu keep 'em stealthy if you're somewhere urban?
I have a crazy idea of mixing my vegetables and some decorative flowers for added camouflage. I'm thinking some lattice work and pole beans along the north end of the garden, then some tomatoes, sun flowers, and Swiss Chard.
I'd also throw in some Larkspur:
Some Foxglove:
and some Lupin:
just to be extra stealthy. These things all grow to between 30 cm and 1.5 m (1 to 5 feet) tall.
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